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Statement submitted to the U.S. Senate committee on Pacific islands and Porto Rico, on behalf of Bernice P. Bishop estate and the Bernice P. Bishop museum of Honolulu, territory of Hawaii
- Description:
- by Arthur S. Tuttle, setting forth their objections to the passage of the H. R. bill no. 11,997 and of the amendment thereto proposed by Senator Mitchell, granting to the Hawaii ditch company, ltd., a franchise to construct ditches and develop water on the public lands of Hawaii, the interests represented being threatened thereby with serious da... Hawaii
- Display date:
- 1903
- Format:
- text
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
- Contributors:
- Columbia University
- Publisher:
- New York, Evening Post Job Printing House
- Content partner:
- Columbia University
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- Not specified
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